College Signings

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Originally posted by Dibble:
Tim Morris 1B CF Radnor HS, Radnor PA. Clemson University http://www.clemson.edu

Joe Mercurio C University of Illinois
http://www.fightingillini.com

CJ Beatty (North Carolina A&T)
http://ncataggies.com

Tim Morris 1B CF Radnor HS, Radnor PA. Clemson University [new]
http://www.radnorbaseball.com

TJ Bishop(University of Louisiana at Monroe)
http://www.ulm.edu/
Dominic Brown( Miami) [new]
http://www.miami.edu

Daniel Petitti (North Georgia College & State U. ) [new]
http://www.ngcsu.edu

Craig Brisson ( North Georgia College) [new]
http://www.ngcsu.edu

D'Vontrey Richardson ( Florida State)
http://www.fsu.edu

Torre Langely (Georgia Tech)
http://www.gatech.edu

Dustin Spruill ( Auburn)
http://www.auburn.edu

Joe Mercurio C University of Illinois
http://www.fightingillini.com

Matthew Kallaoun (Augusta State University)
http://www.aug.edu

James Quinn ( Furman University)
http://www.furman.edu

Brett Maxwell---Georgia Southern
http://www.georgiasouthernbaseball.com

Mark Fleury---University of North Carolina
http://tarheelblue.collegesports.com/sports/m-basebl/unc-m-basebl-body.html

Dean Weaver---University of Georgia
http://www.uga.edu

Brandon May---University of Alabama
http://www.rolltide.com/Baseball/4412.asp

Thomas Ulmer (Georgia State)
http://www.gsu.edu

Mike Meschke---University of Alabama
http://www.rolltide.com/Baseball/4412.asp

Tom Hickman---Georgia Southern
http://www.georgiasouthernbaseball.com

Georgia Baseball Announces Early Signing Class



http://georgiadogs.collegesports.com/sports/m-basebl/spec-rel/112105aab.html

I've seen that goofy lookin Stewart kid somewhere

Congratulations Luke and good luck in the SEC.

Uncle Kevin

North Carolina baseball announces Early Signing Class:

http://tarheelblue.collegesports.com/sports/m-basebl/unc-m-basebl-body.html

Check out this impressive effort by Notre Dame.

Notre Dame Signings

Sickler Signs with Penn State

This is a signing from my neck of the woods...

2006-2007 Georgia Tech Baseball Recruits

http://www.geocities.com/beesball/recruits0607.html

http://clemsontigers.collegesports.com/sports/m-basebl/spec-rel/111805aab.html

Seems like alot, but about 10-12 expected to be drafted next year.

Paladin Baseball Signs Six in Early Period
http://furmanpaladins.collegesports.com/sports/m-basebl...c-rel/120905aaa.html

James Gerbino: (RHP) Minnehaha Academy, Burnsville, MN (Class of 2006) West Virgina University

Thomas Gray: (RHP) Ringgold HS, Ringgold, GA (Class of 2006) Carson Newman College

Stuart Slavin: (C) Northview HS,Duluth, GA (Class of 2006) US Naval Academy

Matt Mc Carthy: (SS)Chattahoochee HS, Alpharetta, GA (Class of 2006) Jefferson State Community College

Matthew Ingram: (2B/SS)Oxford HS, Oxford, AL (Class of 2006) Jefferson State Community College

Joshua Whitehead: (3B) Hardaway HS, Columbus, GA (Class of 2006) Darton College

Kyle Maley : (OUT)Hardaway HS, Columbus, GA (Class of 2006) Chattahoochee Valley Community College

Chris Carroll : (OUT/RHP) Foryth Central HS, Cumming , GA(Class of 2006) Wallace State

Antonio Callaway : (OUT) Shiloh HS, Lilburn , GA(Class of 2006) Chattahoochee Valley Community College

Kyle Smith: ( OUT) Redan HS, Decatur, GA (Class of 2006) Texas Southern University

Dibble, uhhhh, i mean Jason Bourne, Joel Wall will be playing with Chris Carrol at Wallace too. Those two buddies should have a lot of fun down there.

Justin Shufelt Catcher from Bellaire, Texas signed with St. Edwards Universty

Hunter Johnson LHP from Bellaire signed with Tulane

Drew Zizinia RHP from Bellaire signed with Tulane

Jeremy Gould LHP from Bellaire signed with Duke

Michale Johnson OF/RHP from Bellaire signed with San Jacinto Jr. College.

It's been a pretty good year for Bellaire High school

Juan Rodriguez: (3B)Carvin HS, Orlando, FL (Class of 2006) Lipscomb University

I live in Orlando. There is no Carvin High School.

However there IS a Carvin High School in the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico.

Andy (E-6) as we have seen with his varied locations really has no idea where he is.

He is probably still in the library basement on their computer without a library card

In fact, there is no Carvin HS in the State of Florida.

http://i.fhsaa.org/members/

PG REPORT: Juan Rodriguez is a 2006 INF from Carvin HS in Orlando, FL, with a 5'9", 158 lb. frame. Compact athletic type body, efficient defensive actions, good first step, good hands, accurate thrower with some arm strength, average bat speed, nice hand path that can be short to the ball, good balance, works to hit where he is pitched, good student with solid fundamental skill set.

Doesn't make it so.

The player's permanent address is on Orlando, Fl and is attending HS is Puerto Rico and lives there too.

for all you people confused they have two places to live

E-6\\

Do you work for PG now that you are promoting players on their lists


Will you ever be original in your thinking?

TR

The mentioned player attended a number of showcases and tournaments, Perfect Game included.

have worked a PG ID camp in 2004, just because you so interested in my work history. It was lots of fun, field was wet and muddy, looked like a monster truck pull when we were finished.

cory allen 1b buford hs duluth , ga evansville univ

Jason Smith: LHP Forsyth Central HS, Cumming,GA(Class of 2006) Andrew College

I have purposely stayed away from getting involved in this forum. Kind of hoping our name would not be brought up.

However, I do enjoy reading about all the players who have signed. I don’t think it has to turn into a “whose player it is” thing. The players don’t belong to anyone, for sure not to us. It’s all good when young players’ benefit, no matter who is involved. I could care less who promotes young players; it’s just great that someone is doing it. This really isn’t a forum for arguments IMO.

Just to explain the reason for us not listing college signings of players who went to PG events on this site. It would take up way too much space to list them all here. Then we would miss several unintentionally. Sorry if that sounds like bragging, it’s not meant to be! It’s simply the truth!

It would be much easier if someone named a top 50 DI school or a college from any of the top conferences and then we gave the names of the players they have successfully recruited who went to PG events. We might even miss a few doing it THAT way.

When TR talks about the players signing with colleges, who he knows … It’s great to hear those players’ names and where they’re going to school.

When E-6, Dibble, Jason Boerne, etc. writes about the players he knows signing… It’s great to hear those players’ names and where they’re going to school. Guess, I didn’t know E-6 worked one of our ID camps, but if he did, that’s OK too.

Same for all the others who give kids some deserved recognition. It should all be positive in this forum. TR, E-6, and everyone else who contributes deserve a big thank you (IMO).

In fact, though Tom and Andy don’t appear to like each other all that much. They actually do have a couple things in common in my eyes…

TR has earned my respect for how much he cares about the young players he’s involved with and the endless hours he spends promoting and trying to help them.

Andy (E-6) takes a lot of guff at times, but he too deserves a lot of praise. There is no question about his love for the game. There is no question about the time and effort he puts into promoting the game. I don’t know, but don’t think he has become wealthy from all the time and effort he puts into baseball. I think it’s a labor of love, as it is with most of us.

I have a problem disliking anyone who is out there promoting baseball at the amateur level. That’s why I love this site so much, it’s great promotion for the game of baseball… With some great people who really care about promoting the game. In the end, whether we know it or not, that is what we do. And it’s all great!!!

PG

I know why you and I get along so well--we are both on the same page---

I agree fully in that none of us are fully responsible for a player getting to his goal-- each of us is a piece of the puzzle-- and that is what makes it fun

It is as simple as that

Andy would be a lot easier to take if he'd lose the pessimism. If my son read nothing but posts by E-6, Jason Bourne or Dibble he'd be convinced he doesn't have a shot. His posts for the most part seem to tell a kid you have to have A-Rod or Puljos tools to even get a sniff from colleges or pro scouts. TR, PG and countless other posters, while realistic in their observations and experiences, at least give a 2-3 tool player a positive outlook. JMHO.

POPTIME

The majority of players in HS are 2 and 3 tool players who can play at the college level

There are very few 4 tool players and even fewer 5 tool players

Which proves my point Tom, that THAT is the type of encouragement you and most others who know the game offer.

PERSON HIGH SCHOOL
ROXBORO, NC SIGNEES/COMMITTMENTS


Robbie Byrd 6'4/220, OF has committed to Barton College and will sign his NLI tomorrow (Thursday).

Jerrod Moore 5'11/175, RHP/MIF has committed to Lenoir-Rhyne College and will also sogn his NLI on Thurday.

These are 2 fine players and great kids. It was indeed my pleasure to coach them.

PG,

Well said and a voice of reason weighing in on the TR/Andy feud. Personally, I've watched this thing continue for years and I can say one thing that no one can dispute. TR's battering of Andy and his background has not deterred Andy from posting . Generally I'll disagree with Poptime that Andy's post are mostly negative they seem mostly informational to me.

That said i know TR has a valued reputation on this site and one that is, from what I can see, well deserved. I don't know who Andy is and quite frankly I don't care. Like most on this site I don't know who is giving their OPINIONS and that's what most of us do on this site. Each person takes these opinions and decides what is and what's not useful for them, and on the off chance that information is mistaken or wrong generally someone will try to correct it. That said, the running feud between the two only serves to detract(at best) or ruin whatever the thread subject is and ends up being a negative -- period.

AT some point TR needs to take the high road on this thing since the other road has not proven succesful. Somehow the wrestling with a pig addage seems appropo "when you wrestle with a pig one things for sure you're gonna get muddy yourself."

If PGs assessment is correct, and I believe it is, then both are genuine in their desire to help and both love the game. Then for the sake of the game, this site and all who read it -- you guys send a personal email get to the bottom of your disagreement and find some middle ground. If you both love the game and want to help through this site I'm sure you both realize your personal problems only serve to detract.

MR MOM

Thanx for the post-- as you say you do not know E-6---I do---some others here on this site do and have been affected by him in ways we do not need to make public

Someone has to catch the gators who are dangerous but since you feel as you do and knowing you, by the way thanx for the tip on the Kraminitiz boy, I will do this-- cease to even respond to anything he posts , no matter how inane the post he makes may be--

Andy May/E-6/ et al--- over and out

Oh by the way the first HS player expected to be drafted, according to BA, did not ewven makes the TOP 10 of E-6--what does that tell you

In the words of Ryan Seacrest (IDOL) --TRHIT out !!!

TR,

Don't stop correcting errors in information. Just let the rest go thanks... for taking the high road.

Dayton Lupton: (2B/SS)Lamar County HS, Milner, GA (Class of 2006)

North Greenville University

Ryan Lackey: RHP Libert County HS, Hinesville,GA(Class of 2006) Georgia Southwestern University

Alex Ernsberger: (C/OUT) Tecumseh HS, Brooklyn, MI (Class of 2006) Methodist College

Ray Morrison: (1B/3B)Milton HS,Alpharetta, GA (Class of 2006) Chattahoochee Valley Community College

Players Selected In The Amateur Baseball Draft
13. Ryan Ouellette Orioles(2006)
15. Drew Fiorenza Mariners (2006)
22. Mark Thomas Devil Rays(2006)
28. Jeremy Hunt Padres(2006)
38. Jon Hollis Rangers(2006)